Komag
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I think vsync would only clamp to 60 if the monitor refresh rate was 60. But Doom 3 has it's own 60 clamp
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That's a common phenomenon with the physics - not usually a good idea to embed like that. If you must, you might consider some little brush right below the thing to keep it held up, or something like that
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Oh yes, capitalism is extremely good for the world in general, provides excellent products and services at competitively cheap prices. Now, over-commercialization is something I sometimes get concerned about, with ads EVERYWHERE, but it shouldn't be equated with capitalism per se
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This sounds very very useful in the right circumstances! Is it very documented with tutorials on the wiki?
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You can't fall of edges in some games when walking carefully (I think Tomb Raider was like that), but in Thief and TDM you can
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No way man, it's way more comfortable! I can get more "into it" because I don't have to look at the keyboard ever to make sure I'm pressing the right thing, but can sit back and relax and focus on the game, very nice
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It's a very complex program, and sometimes hard to set up, but I've used it to great effect with Mass Effect 1 and 2, all Thief games, Morrowind and Oblivion, and others. You can basically set up anything to do anything if you learn it enough.
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just some basic math:
70 X 2.12 = 148.4
60 X ? = 148.4
you want to isolate the ? so you can solve for it. Just bring over the 60:
148.4/60 = ? = 2.47333333333333333
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I also play with a gamepad (an Xbox 360 controller), without issue - what program are you using to set it up? I use Pinnacle Profiler - so many advanced options, and shifted commands, make more than enough buttons for everything I've found.
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I've just learned to live with it
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No Al Gore?
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It's a FANTASTIC map, really impressive
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Yeah, it was good ol' hyperbole
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Wow, that is extremely impressive to me, it really has a "lifelike" look and feel, and is just plain FREAKY (but in a good way!)
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I never use it at all, but like Serpentine I always keep a windowed Dark Mod open at the same time I'm editing, and then update the dmap and map, or sometimes just the map, depending on the type of change.
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What the heck is wrong with Brazil? Some stupid commie anti-free-trade import taxes or something
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I'd say that T2 editing is fully mature with over 10 years, whereas Dark Mod editing is still in it's infancy with less than one year public
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Popularity contests don't usually reflect actual quality - there is some correlation, but not a lot
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But it's not "mirror along x", it's "x-axis mirror" as in "flipping the axis itself", not along it, and the picture shows an x on the left and an x on the right, which is conceptually good because I know the x axis goes left and right so I intuitively know that the mirror will be "left will flip to right and right will flip to left", all good.
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In other words, you just quit the mission, and then load and start the next one, there is no "skipping"
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I couple years ago I worked on re-creating the grounds from "The Name of the Rose", never got past just a rough outline stage, but here are some comparison shots attached:
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I really enjoyed it the first time, probably spent over an hour taking my time very slowly soaking in the environment and every little section/spot.
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xp sp3 is fine
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Yeah, Casing sucks
DX:IW - Playing for the first time and... actually enjoying it
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I played IW for a few hours, liked it somewhat, but I really was bothered by the teensy tiny levels, just really killed the immersion for me personally. original DX had huge massive sprawling levels that I liked quite a lot. That's probably the biggest difference for me.